Alaska Psychiatrist Feeds Family Roadkill Moose, Sparks Debate

• Keith McCormick, an Alaska psychiatrist, feeds his family meat from animals killed in road accidents, primarily moose.
• He is on a police 'call list' and has 30 minutes to collect carcasses after a collision, viewing it as a valuable resource.
• McCormick processes the meat into burgers, sausages, and steaks, claiming it's safer and purer than commercial meat.
• He argues it's a responsible way to utilize wildlife in Alaska and better than hunting for sport.
• A viral Instagram Reel showcasing his practice has ignited a social media debate, with reactions ranging from praise to disgust.

Why It Matters: An Alaska psychiatrist's unique practice of feeding his family roadkill moose sparks a global debate on sustainability and ethics.